Financial management
Never confuse profit with cash
A company can post a profit and still be unable to pay salaries at the end of the month. Here is why, with a worked example.
Read the article (in French)What I read in the legislation, the inspections and the files I handle, explained without jargon for business owners and fellow professionals. The articles are written in French — ask me about any of them in English.
Wajdi Hassine — chartered accountant and statutory auditor, member of the OECT
Financial management
A company can post a profit and still be unable to pay salaries at the end of the month. Here is why, with a worked example.
Read the article (in French)Tax
Refusal to pay tax, irregular or fictitious invoices, unfiled returns, books not kept: what you actually risk.
Read the article (in French)Financial management
Payback period, net present value, internal rate of return: how to measure a project's profitability before committing your cash.
Read the article (in French)Valuation & transfer
When to value, why there is no single value, and how the two most common methods work: multiples and DCF.
Read the article (in French)Financial management
The four ratios to track continuously to make informed financing decisions, with their warning thresholds.
Read the article (in French)Investing in Tunisia
The three texts that shape investment in Tunisia, and why tax incentives are found elsewhere than in the investment law.
Read the article (in French)Investing in Tunisia
Company nationality, fully exporting regime, non-resident status: the definitions that drive your tax and foreign exchange treatment.
Read the article (in French)Company law
Natural person required, joint management, powers binding on third parties, term of office: the essentials of the manager's status in an SARL.
Read the article (in French)Company law
What article 140 of the commercial companies code requires, up to what ceiling, and why this reserve cannot be distributed.
Read the article (in French)International tax
How long expatriate status lasts, the residence test, and the three cumulative conditions that determine taxation in Tunisia.
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